>> reporter: two teenagers seriously injured when their car slams right into a tree. we'll tell you what we know about their conditions -- coming up. people living in one south bay neighborhood are told to stay indoors. ktvu was the only news crew on the scene early this morning. and now there's a major new development. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where police are trying to figure out how a man sleeping in an alley under a

freeway was brutally attacked. and it's a day to remember the americans who gave their life for their country. how the bay area and the nation is marking this memorial day 2013. "mornings on 2" begins right now. good morning. it's monday, may 27th, memorial day. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. let's begin with weather and traffic. steve, there's rain that's already started? >> yes, up in the north, mendocino. this is later than sooner unless you are watching up north. it's already there. for us a lot of cloud cover today. cloudy to mostly cloudy. rain or very light rain for the coast. 60s or low 70s. here's sal. >> right now, traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is light. we're not expecting a big crowd today. it's the holiday. be careful there's enforcement from police agencies all over

the place. this is the commute at 8800, which is doing well -- 880, which is doing well. back to the desk. quite a wake upfor a -- for a san jose neighborhood when a car crashed into a ee. alex savidge is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. these were two teenagers, the young man and young riding in this car you see behind us here. it plowed right into a tree hee on alum -- here on alum rock and white. firefighters got here quickly. there is a fire station across the street. this car slammed into the tree at about 2:45. the car car soft control going at a very fast rate of speed according to police. that tree came crashing down on top of the car. san jose firefighters came in here. they had to first remove the

tree, cut it apart and then they removed the jaws of life to free those two teens in the car. both of them with major injuries. i'm told by an officer here on scene that the boy, in all likelihood will lose his foot. we don't know the conditions or whether they will survive this crash. mrs. telling me they are still trying -- police telling me they still trying to identify these teenagers. you can see the damage done here. very serious crash. two teenagers, seriously hurt here this morning and police are still trying to figure out if alcohol may have played a role. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. new this morning, one person is in custody after an overnight search in a san jose neighborhood. police actualwy went door to door for several hours early this morning on berryessa road searching for a man suspected of pointing a gun at a security guard and then leading police on a short chase. police found the car abandoned in the field and they searched for the man on berryessa road.

again, police do have one person in custody. that person is being questioned. just hours before that search, firefighters were called out to the area for a fire at a homeless encampment. right there. it started about 4:00 yesterday afternoon behind an apartment complex on north king road. firefighters are investigating the cause of the fire. it's been a deadly night on the streets of san jose. police are investigating the shooting deaths of three people in just four hours. now, ktvu's janine de la vega spoke to one person who actually heard those gunshots. janine will join us at 7:30. right now, 7:04. we're following developing news in san francisco where a man was found critically injured. ktvu's tara moriarty is on the scene. so tara, what have you been able to find out about what happened? >> reporter: well, crime scene investigators are on the way. in the meantime, police are guarding the scene until they arrive. if you take a look behind me, you can see the yellow tarp. that's where the victim was

found. next to it is a sleeping bag. that's where police believe he was sleeping here. this is morris street. it's an alleyway between harrison and bryant. police say around 5:00 this morning, a man walking by found the victim lying on the sidewalk bleeding. he suffered a puncture wound to the back of the head. it was a very grisly scene. he was rushed to san francisco general hospital and is in critical condition. at this point, we don't know how it all unfolded but police believe he was attacked. >> it could be any option. it could be a stabbing, a shooting. could have happened from a fight. but i'm not exactly sure. it's still under investigation. >> reporter: all we know about the victim, he's a white male, homeless between 35 and 45 years old. police are surveying the scene trying to piece together exactly what happened. they have this alley roped off and they are trying to figure out if there are any witnesses. there do not appear to be

surveillance cameras. at this point, police are really hoping some witnesses come forward. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. happening now arlington national cemetery is preparing for president obama's arrival ahead of this memorial day's ceremony. we want to take you live to -- take you live to the arlington cemetery. the guards are there. the president will place a wreath on the tomb of the unknowns at 8:00. he will deliver a speech at 8:20. we'll bring you those events live. this is video of last year's event. president obama has proclaimed today, a day of prayer for permanent peace. he's asked americans to observe a national moment of remembrance at 3:00. well, tori, today's memorial day holiday means changes for a lot of offices and businesses, banks and post

offices, they are closed. all federal, state, county and city offices including the courts are closed. contra costa county transit, sonoma county transit and the ace trains, they are not running today. b.a.r.t., caltrains, san francisco, muni, ac transit, golden gate transit vt -- and vta are running on sunday schedule. the santa clara valley transportation authority plans a special memorial day tribute for this afternoon. all of the buses and the light rail vehicles will stop for one minute at 3:00 this afternoon. 7:07. we want to check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads. still very quiet out there. we like it that way. don't get me wrong. i think if you will be driving out there. perhaps you have to go to work. at the very least, you will have a nice wait. no major problems getting into the city on the bay bridge which usually, of course, is

not this light on a monday but today is a holiday. san francisco, the same thing goes. there's no baseball game today at at&t park. the giants are playing over art the oakland coliseum. they are playing the as, should be a atte amth bay area baseball teams at 1:00. northbound, 101 as you drive through san jose, sunnyvale, cupertino and 280 and saratoga on 85, that looks very good. let's go to steve. >> the weather doesn't look very good if you are looking for sunshine and warm temperatures. end of the week. not today. a lot of high and mid-level clouds beginning to move in. cloudy to mostly cloudy pattern. giants and as, light rain, breezy as well. game time temperature, 64. 50s on the temperature. santa rosa has been coming up because the system has been moving -- has been moving in. the temperature is stuck. the unseasonal low last week is finally out of the picture.

along by this system. -- kicked .3 to .5 especially up on the north coast. it's a weaker part of the front. still, it's there. think it will drag across some clouds, as the system moves in cloudy, mostly cloudy, if you want to workout, play tennis or golf, go in the morning. rain later in the north bay and then south. cooler, breezy, elsewhere. you can see the system, most of it. there is a little bit of a split taking place there. there's a lot of moisture taking ail. rain to the north, a little bit to the south. some on the coast in in the form of drizzle. temperatures will be staying below average. 60s and very low 70s for almost everyone. maybe one more day for this. there will be more sun tomorrow. cloud cover comes in tonight and early tuesday. things look to turn around on wednesday and then warmer temperatures into the week.

stanford university is lifting a ban on hard alcohol during the summer session. the unpopular pilot program went into effect last year during those summer quarter. it banned hard alcohol in dorms even for students who are over the age of 21. the school implemented the ban amid concerns about high school students with stanford students over the summer. school officials are looking at other ways to address alcohol use on campus. 7:10. one week after those devastating tornadoes, one oklahoma city pays a special tribute to the victims. it's like a time where friends and family come together. >> the memorial attended by thousands and how the area is starting to rebuild. and a new place to stay and play. the northern california hotel and casino that could create hundreds of jobs near a popular concert venue.

cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 50s. rain has started up in mendocino county. it will cloud up. 60 and 70. it is 7:12. new this morning, nato says an insurgent attack has killed a service member in eastern afghanistan. nato has not yet reed service member's nationallality. the death brings the international forces this month killed in afghanistan to 20. over all, casualties are down as foreign services pull back and allow afghan services to take the lead before nato ends its mission last year. last may a total of 44 nato troops died in afghanistan. we're learning more about what caused a deadly tour bus crash in mexico. officials say 16 people were killed when a tire blew causing the bus to hit a guardrail and

roll over. the bus was carrying tourists returning to mexico they from a trip to central mexico. officials say the bus dated back to the 1970s and was in poor condition. 7:13. new this morning in texas, a heartbreaking discovery by emergency responders in san antonio. they found the body of teenager reported missing in the flood water, the waters that stranded hundreds of people in their homes and cars. he was trying to cross a swollen creek and was swept away. >> like i said, i've never seen it like that. >> it's nothing i've ever experienced before. >> even worse, two women also died in all of this flooding. river levels are expected to start falling later today. 7:14. the town of moore, oklahoma, marking one week since that deadly ef-5 tornado killed 24 people and destroyed thousands

of homes. our reporter, rene marsh, is right there in moore to tell us how the victims are being remembered and show us the devastation left behind. rene? >> reporter: that's right, dave. good morning. you know, it's one week to the day that this violent tornado hit this area. we expect the scene here in moore to look a lot like this for days, weeks, even months. you are looking live right now as crews are pretty much digging through the rubble, starting that process of cleaning up and this weekend, they also started the process of healing. they honored the victims of this tornado. [singing] >> reporter: some of the youngest victims reminded the crowd at a sunday prayer church office that the future of oklahoma is bright. >> we will emerge stronger and better and be better people and

be a better state. >> reporter: president obama visited moore, oklahoma offering hugs and handshakes. >> i'm just the messenger here letting everyone here know that you are not alone that you have folks behind you. >> reporter: his sobering behinder of what's changed and what's been lost. >> last weekend, i would have never guessed that i would be talking to the president, you know, face to face. >> reporter: saturday, moore paused for an annual right of passage, graduation day. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the celebration of brief reprieve from reality. many graduates will spend their summer helping their families start over. >> starting to buy new things and rebuilding from scratch. we've been knocked down to the bottom and have to come back up. >> reporter: a process that will take billions of dollars and a lot of years and help the federal government says will

keep coming. >> when we say we'll be there until you completely rebuild, we mean it. >> reporter: back out here live, you are seeing a live look as people just go through cleaning up this rubble here. but as you can see, as far as the eye can see right now from this point, they have a long way to go. you see that american flag in the distance there. to me, that just really sim bombizes a lot here for this community, the strength of the people we've met here on the found. although they've lost so much, they still have the spirit that they plan on pushing, pushing, pushing forward. of course, they will do that with the help from the federal government as well as help from people at home. the president urging americans to help out by donating to the american red cross. dave, back to you. >> all right, rene marsh, in moore, oklahoma. thank you. now, president obama goes to new jersey. he will receive the recovery efforts after superstorm sandy.

the brand new boardwalk reopens for business this memorial day weekend. governor chris christie will be with the president as he meets families and business owners. 7:17. investigators are looking for the cause of a deadly house fire that claimed the lives of two people outside sacramento. people living in the rancho cordova neighborhood say the fire started around 4:00 yesterday morning. they were awakened by crews for help. one neighbor tried to rescue the woman through a broken window. >> ran over there, looking through the window and they could see her shadow. she was saying, please help. he reached into the window and had her by her arm and shoulder, the roof started to let go, he let go and reached back in and i guess she was gone. >> officials are not releasing details about the -- details about the victims, they were. a man and a woman in their 70s and they had cats and birds. a casino could bring as many as 2,000 jobs to northern

california county with a high unemployment rate. the native american tribe hopes to build a hotel and casino resort near the sleeptrain am paw theater off -- amphitheater. >> this rights numerous wrong for our tribe and our people. >> the resort on would be the county's largest -- the resort would be the county's largest employer. the alcohol television comedy "arrested development" -- the hot television comedy "arrested development" is making a comeback, returning for a fourth season. you won't find it on network tv. you can watch it on the bay area-based streaming service,

netflix. the 15 episodes were uploaded this morning. if the season turns out to be a success, this may be used for other canceled tv shows. rain or sun. up next, steve paulson will tell us which parts of the bay area might see some rain showers today. look at this live picture. you can see a lot of clouds there. an unusual robbery happened at a fast-food restaurant in stockton. why the people being robbed had the last laugh. right now, it's pretty good traffic on the san mateo bridge. the weather, we'll talk about that coming up. [ male announcer ] a north atlantic lobster tail

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of war and troops missing in action. an estimated 250,000 bikers participated in this year's event. great america is honoring u.s. military servicemen and women this memorial day. members of the services on active duty as well as inactive duty as well as veterans can get free admission showing the proper military i.d. tickets are discounted for $20 that normally cost $60. in stockton an armed robbery at a burger king didn't go way the robbers planned. two men walked inside the restaurant, tried to rob it, but they left their getaway car running outside. the restaurant employees snuck out the back door, saw the car, and drove it away. the two robbers were outside but they were stranded without a car. >> the quick action of the

employee allowed a -- our officers to get on scene and suspect the suspects. >> two men were arrested. let's check in with sal. pretty quiet now. but i'm guessing 880 near coliseum may be busy today. >> yeah, it will be busy later today, tori and dave. as play the giants. always a popular game. i think they will be playing tomorrow, too, and the next day. today they play at 1:05 at the coliseum. a lot of people are gonna go. if you want to avoid the track, think about using b.a.r.t. if you are driving in the area today. around notice, you will notice more crowding. so you might want to think about using 580 unless you are going to the game. have fun. moving along and taking a look at the westbound westbound, that traffic is -- at the westbound bay bridge, that traffic is moving awell. if you have to go -- as well. if you have to go to work, you have a nice drive getting

there. san jose, the freeway system is looking good. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. a few sunbreaks. a lot of cloud cover is continuing to stream towards us. the wind has picked up for some, especially out to the delta, that's out of the south and southwest, i don't want to say rain direction but there's some rain to the north. ill be in the 60s utures around the bay. it looks like cloudy to mostly cloudy. maybe some late rain after maybe 4:00 or so for the giants and the as but not too much sunshine here. that system is bringing rain, some decent totals. for us, we'll have a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. maybe -- there's a combination of low clouds on the coast and bay and the high and mid-level clouds. 50, 60s and 70s. early tuesday, mostly sunny. then everyone looks sunny and warmer, especially toward the end of the week. 7:25, some worries stemming

from the boston marathon bombings triggered evacuations in mountain view, what police say they found made them evacuate for hours. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where a father was shot and killed near oak grove high school. you will hear from a young man who tried to help that man. and several ceremonies and events planned for this memorial day. how the bay area plans to remember the sacrifice of so many -- as "mornings on 2" continues. look at 'em.

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it's been a haven't night on the streets of -- a violent night on the streets of san jose. police are investigating the shooting deaths of three people in four hours. janine de la vega is at the scene of the latest shooting and has new information from a neighbor who heard the deadly gunshots. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. this was very difficult for the neighbor because the man basically right in front of him. he was asking that victim, who is in his early 20s, if he believed in god and he said yes. right there in the grassy area where the dirt is dug up, that's where the man died. police now are back at the station trying to piece together evidence to help lead them to the person responsible. this happened at 10:15 on heys avenue near oakgrove high

school. neighbors heard yelling and officers arrived and saw a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. one neighbor ran outside before police got to the scene. he told us the victim was black and he told them right before he died that he was a father. that neighbor it said it was very dramatic. >> i feel bad for that guy's families. he told me he had a daughter. that was one of the words he was able to utter before he passed away. >> reporter: police don't have a motive in this kate. there are still a lot of -- case. there are still a lot of unanswered questions. they don't know if the victim or the shooter knew each other. it's too early to tell if this is gang-related. all questions they are trying to answer. police tell us thises -- this is the 19th homicide of the year. coming up on "mornings on 2" in the next hour, we'll let you know how we rank as far as homicides this year compared to

last year. if we are ahead or down. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:30. that gunfire was just part of a violent night in san jose hours earlier. two people were shot to death on rhinehart drive on san jose's east side. police have just confirmed that both victims are teenaged boys. a neighbor says one of those boys was a good friend of her teenaged son. >> he's a nice boy. really nice and minds his own business. he hangs out with my son every day. and they go places and they talk to girls all of the time on the phone. >> police are still looking for suspect, they want to talk to one teenager spotted leaving the scene on a bicycle. oakland police out there searching for suspects who shot two people outside of a liquor store. it happened last night in west oakland, about 10:30 at 43rd and market. police say someone shot man and

a woman as they walked out of the liquor store. there were several shell casings at the scene. police say it's possible one of the victims may have shot back. both victims are listed in serious condition. we know the name of the woman what died in that crash involving a bus. according to "the chronic well, the woman is 36-year-old sara kline, a well-known burlesque performer. she was driving about 2:00 a.m., the car hit the center divide and then hit a party bus head on. her husband, a 43-year-old man, is now in critical condition. the chp said kline was not wearing a seat belt. dui is suspected. eight of the 18 people on their party bus suffered minor to moderate injuries. a bomb scare involving a pressure cooker prompted police to shut down several stores and buildings in mountain view. the scare affected the san antonio shopping center last

night. police say a neighbor noticed a pressure cooker which appeared to be hot outside of the lobby. the boston marathon bombs were made from pressure cookers. so as a precaution, everyone was hustled out. >> i happened to be the last person out of the safeway when they evacuated. my dog was in the car and they were concerned that i was gonna try to go back to my car and get the dog. >> one officer carried that dog to that woman kept outside of a perimeter set up by police. the pressure cooker turned out to be empty. everyone was allowed back in the center around 9:00 last night. police have arrested a 17-year- old from oregon after they discovered he planned to use bombs to blow up his high school. coming up at 7:45, how students are reacting to the arrest and the evidence found inside the suspect's home. 7:33. two americans killed in last year's benghazi, libya terror attack, they are gonna be

honored today in southern california. glen doherty and tyrone woods, they are former navy s.e.a.l.s from the san diego area. they were killed along with u.s. ambassador, chris stevens and shawn smith, also from san diego. black granite blacks honoring the -- marks honoring the s.e.a.l.s are being placed for them. the sacramento valley cemetery will be held. john garamendi will be there as the speaker. and then the congressman will go to another cemetery in vacaville. no matter where you are, there will be many ceremonies around the bay area commemorating memorial day. brian flores is in our newsroom. you can tell us some of the ones that are starting in a couple hours. >> yeah. some begin at 10:00. during the long weekend, the bay area is honoring military

members and families who have sacrificed so much to defend our country. ♪ >> [bell tolling] >> hundreds attended a ceremony at lands inn commemorating the 100 sailors and seven marines killed aboard the u.s.s. san francisco. several years have passed since then, but for the lessons -- some say the lessons remain. >> i can't imagine what somebody in combat could have gun through -- could have gone through. the, i haves were very enlightening and important to listen to. >> the events today in alameda, a ceremony will be held across the u.s.s. hornet aircraft carrier. there will be musing and a ceremony. the special ceremony and a parade are scheduled to begin at 1:00 this afternoon. ♪ >> meantime, the annual parade

at the san francisco cemetery starts this morning. the grand parade will be followed with remarks by nancy pelosi and ed lee. it also includes a 21-gun salute at noon. this is the 145th memorial day observance at the cemetery. also there will be a memorial day -- cemetery at point reyes national park commemorating those saving in the coast guard. and then there will be a lot boat ceremony and at the marin center's veteran auditorium and a ceremony in dan ville's oak hill park will be held. there are many more services held today and we'll highlight

those coming up. back to you. >> thank you. at 10:00 a.m., a cemetery will be held at the benicia cemetery. at 9:00 a.m., the veterans council will hold a cemetery at oak hill member pac and then another ceremony -- memorial park and another ceremony will be held at lone tree in hayward. since friday, law enforcement agencies across the bay area have been setting up checkpoints to catch drunk drivers. the officers have made 117 dui arrests. that's down from 136 last year. dui arrests are also down statewide. >> right now, you know, we've got a very high volume of officers working the coastal area. we're also trying to reduce our motorcycle and bicycle collisions that we've been having since the weather has

been nicer. >> the maximum enforcement period begins tonight at midnight. >> yes. sal, i know you are serious watching our commute. everything behaving at the toll plaza. >> they are. >> it's a day off for a lot of people. if you do have to go, you are getting ready to go to work, you don't have to worry about delays at the toll plaza getting into san francisco. holiday mode for most. remember, chp is doing extra enforcement in holiday weekend. they call it the maximum enforcement period. it goes through tonight. let's move along and take a look at 880 in oakland. the traffic looks good. there's a baseball game. giants are visiting the as for the first of two games here at the coliseum. well-attended games should be an exciting atmosphere but the best way to get here, if you don't want to use the car will be b.a.r.t. that's a great way to go. moving along and taking a look at the south bay, traffic is

moving along northbound 101 at 280 and 85, doing very well. steve? >> sal? >> it's bum garth ner against bumgartener verses straily tonight. the tail end of this system is much, much worker. thatters's already opinion 023 -- .023 of rain. there's a lot of moisture dragging across the day. maybe some rain later. it should be holding off, that light rain. there will be north bay rain. some locations already picking up some 50s on the temperatures. low, mid upper. the south wind helps to give a mild pattern. 23 at fair mild.

other locations are calm. generally a west or a south to south direction. westerly at sfo, 17. westerly also oakland. as you saw out to the delta. there's a our system, pretty good rain to the north. lesser amounts to the south. things are beginning to light up on radar, probably not all of that reaching the ground. mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma. probably in lane for today. cooler and breezy. 60s or very, very low 70s. most locations will continue to be below average on the temperatures. i think upper 60s low 70s should cover it. 50ss, 60s. a -- maybe some drizzle or light rain left. warmer weather kicks in, especially toward the end of the week. >> all right. thank you, steve. 20 minutes before 8:00. the san jose sharks pulled off a must-win victory last night

and are heading to game 7 in their nhl series against the kings. the fans couldn't be happier. [ cheers ] >> sharks! >> sharks! >> last night in san jose, you can see all of tealthere. the sharks pulled off a 2-1 win so the series finale will be tomorrow night in l.a. the winner advances to the next round. >> been hearing sal and steve talk about this. it's expected to be a packed house in oakland when the as and the giants kick off this afternoon. the as have a two-game lead in the series against the giants. first pitch is at 1:00. there are still tickets available. the teams will play again in oakland tomorrow night before moving across the bay in san francisco. plan for a tell -- plan for a temporary bridge on that collapsed bridge in washington

state. when the phone went dead and we couldn't get ahold of him, we immediately thought something's wrong. >> the final phone call before his son went missing. what a san francisco father hopes could be the key to finding him.

7:44. new information now on the collapse of that interstate bridge in washington state. washington's governor announced that the state is going to install temporary spans while a permanent replacement is built along i-5. the temporary span should be in place by mid-june according to the ntsb. the truck that hit the bridge

was 15 feet, 9 inches tall but the lowest clearance on the bridge is just 14 feet, 6 inches tall. however, there was no sign indicating that clearance and it's not required by state law. this is deadline week for caltrans and the metropolitan transportation commission as they decide whether to open the new span of the bay bridge on labor day weekend as scheduled. 32 seismic safety rods have cracked on the new bridge, prompting concerns and a possible delay on the opening. well, we're finding out new information about that oregon high school student arrested for plotting a columbine-style attack. police say grant accord planned to use bombs to blow up his school. police found six bombs in a secret compartment in his bedroom along with a check list, and a drawing of the school. students now say accord talked about bombs weeks before his

arrest. >> you send your kids off to school and you think they are gonna be safe and something like this happens. >> now, accord is due to be in court tomorrow and based on the evidence found he will be tried as an adult. state lawmakers have just one week to meet a deadline for a proposed legislation. they have until friday to move legislation from one house to the other. that is so there is time for it to be worked on before approved bills make it on the governor's desk in september. some of those bills are proposals for healthcare, environment protection and fun control. california lawmakers are also working on budget issues this week. but not the kind they've faced in the past few years. "the new york times" reports california's budget surplus is the topic of big delate -- debate. many lawmakers want to use some of the money by prop 30 to reverse earlier tax cuts. a state lawmaker is trying to close a legal hole in a law

that protects journalists. a bill introduced would give journalists five days' notice before subpoenas could be issued for third parties for phone and e-mail records. this comes after the federal government obtained two months associated press reporters. lieu says the change would give journalists times to -- time to fight this in court. considering using eminent domain to help those with underwater mortgages. half the -- half of the homeowners in richmond owe more than their home is worth. this is video of a protest last month, demanding help for struggling homeowners. the richmond city council voted to work with resolution -- mortgage resolution partners. the company has a method using eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages and then refinance them under terms that the homeowners can afford to pay. some real estate and banking

organizations are coming out against that plan. 7:47. a san francisco family is hoping surveillance video will help them find their 19-year- old son. shawn city has been missing for almost a week. his parents are especially worried because city is recovering from a severe brain injury. he was last seen on tuesday visiting a teacher at the french-american international school, where he graduated last year. a surveillance camera shows him at the school. his father says they talked on the phone shortly after that school visit. >> i asked him what are you doing? he said i'm going to the park. and then he said, i gotta go. here's the bus. >> city's father said he tried to call his son back but could not get ahold of him. he's hoping muni surveillance video will show them exactly which bus they got on. you can go to ktvu.com for a link how to help on the search. you can find it on ktvu.com

under web links. and experience skydiver fell to his death in riverside county over the weekend. authorities say 62-year-old ken oka was trying to do a trick in the air when he became entanginged in his parachute. he was unable to free himself and fell into a backyard. he was from southern california and was an experienced skydiver. 7:48. the federal government investigating ford fh 150 pickup trucks with the ecoboost engines. ford is cooperating with the investigation. the government has received about 95 complaints. drivers complain their engines lost power when you step on the gas. the national highway safety administration says about 400,000 trucks are involved in this. they are all from the 2011 through 2013 model years. one of the biggest annual fund-raisers for glide memorial church in san francisco starts next sunday. the annual online auction for a chance to have lunch with

warren buffett. it brought in 3.4 million last year. it's brought in more than $2 million every year for the past five years. there are no guarantees the lunch will bring in that month. but the reverend says it would be incredible if it did. if you are planning a trip to an amusement park this summer get ready to pay more to do it. a new survey shows ticket prices have gone up 4% since last summer. of the average price, $55. the most expensive parks are in florida. it's $92 for a one-whack, one- day adult ticket to universal orlando. disneyland is $89 for a single ticket and disneyland is -- is only $2 cheaper. a wild ride at last night's south carolina race. the bay area connection to

some lost moon dust of the apollo xi mission.

this is london. >> oh, yeah. >> "fast and furious" number one at the box office. pulled in $98 million between friday and sunday. how the movie studios think it will take in $122 million by the end of the day. that would give it the second- best opening of the year behind "ironman iii." >> all of these rankings could change before the numbers are counted. we have new information on a widely reported study on so- called crack babies.

the latest research adds research of the scare in the ally 80s was overblown and there's little proof of any long-term effects of mothers who used crack cocaine during pregnancy. earlier studies linked this use to problems in their children. there was dramatic moments last night in the coca-cola 600. now, this happened at the charlotte motor speedway around 5:00. the lead car clipped a cable that was supporting an overhead television camera. the cable fell from the grandstands and landed on the track. three people were taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. seven other people were treated and released. the cause of the accident is under investigation. it was an historic night on the soccer field as ro rogers game the first openly-

gay player in open league soccer. he received loud cheers from the crowd of nearly 25,000 people as he walked onto the field. rogers had retired from the sport in february, when he revealed was gay. he had been training with the galaxy since april and was picked up by the team on friday. tiny bottles of moon dust that have been lost for 40 years, they've now been found at a warehouse at the lawrence berkeley lab. 20 vials of moon dust scooped up by neil armstrong and buzz armstrong. you can see the hand-written labels. these samples will be sent back to nasa. >> all right. i always like the idea of moon dust. let's check in with sal. see what's happening on the roads. quiet now but that means it could be crowded later on today. >> you are absolutely right.

people are not necessarily going to work. but they are going somewhere. so if you are gonna hit the road, be careful out there. if you are driving from san francisco to oakland, it also looks very nice. there are no major problems getting on the bridges and blsunday or holiday schedules. some are not running at all. for example, ace is not raining today. it will be back tomorrow. this is 880 oakland. the coliseum, 1:05, the giants will play the as. well-atenned game expect -- well-attended game expected. we don't see a lot going on on the road sensors, which is perfect. let's go to steve. we have a lot of cloud cover rolling in. there might be a few sunbreaks left. overall, it's cloudy and getting cloudy to the north. the front is coming in. actual cold front here and that's going to keep temperatures held in check. there's been really good rain up on the north coast. ronald thompson said rain

vigorously. about 2/3. much less of energy is coming south. it will still be cloudy or mostly cloudy. the giants and as, cloudy, mostly cloudy, breezy. maybe light rain late. i think we're okay farther south. but there's a lot of moisture being aimed at us. cloudy to mostly cloudy. breezy, rain to the north and some spreading south. 50s, 60s or 70s. today, tomorrow, clouds, off and on into tuesday and then everyone starts to kick off. sunshine and temperatures take over thursday and take us into the early part of the weekend. 7:57. we're just a couple of minutes away from the wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown. these are live pictures of a big crowd there. next, we'll take you to arlington national cemetery for president obama's tribute to u.s. fallen soldiers. a homeless man is brutally attacked in a san francisco alleyway. we'll update you on his condition and tell you why police are puzzled over the crime scene when "mornings on 2" continues. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. good morning. today is memorial day n a couple of minutes president obama will be laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns.

ktvu will take you back to these live pictures when it happens. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's take a quick look at the weather. what do we have? >> a lot of clouds. there's a rain in mendocino county. more show than go towards the south but still a cloudy, mostly cloudy day. breezy and highs mainly upper 60s, very low 70s. here's sal. traffic looks good getting up to the caldecott tunnel between walnut creek and oakland. very nice drive. we're looking at the commute in san francisco. and northbound 101 is doing well. now let's go back to the desk. 8:00. new this morning, two teenagers were badly hurt after their car crashed into a tree in san jose. ktvu's alex savidge is live now on alum rock avenue and alex, you have new information on the very serious injury one of those teenagers suffered. >> reporter: well, good

morning. a sergeant just told me the teenaged boy driving this car remains in surgery right now and has lost both of his feet as a result of the crash. a short time ago, police officers just expanded this crime scene quite a bit and pushed us back. we are told part of the reason there's the distinct possibility this young man may not survive given the severe injuries he suffered in this accident. the teenaged girl riding in the car with hill, the passenger also had severe injuries as well. the two were driving in this gold camry up alum rock near white when the car lost control and then plowed right in this tree. the tree came down on top of the car. the firefighters who first arrived here had to put the tree apart and then use the jaws of life to get those two teenagers out. this accident was at 2:45 in the morning. police say this car was going fast when it veered off the road. police are still trying to investigate and figure out if

maybe alcohol and drugs were also factors in the accident as well. so far, police are not releasing the names or the exact ages of these two teenagers. again, a boy and a girl both severely injured in this early- morning crash in san jose. the boy remains in surgery at this time. any further updates we'll bring them to you on "mornings on 2." live in san jose, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. alex. a search for a man with a gun in san jose has ended, thanks to an alert business owner. this is new video into our newsroom of police taking a man into custody after searching a neighborhood on berryessa road for hours. police were looking for a man accused of pointing a gun at a security guard at a cafe, then leading them on a chase. the man got away and police called off the search. then they got a call from the owner of a doughnut shop about someone banging on his windows. >> he said, give me the money.

no, no, get out. get out. >> the man at the doughnut shop was checked out by paramedics and is now being questioned by police. a san jose neighborhood was put on edge by a fire at a homeless encampment. it happened at 4:00 yesterday afternoon near an apartment complex on north king road. firefighters are looking into what caused the fire. the investigation of a violent attack that happened just hours ago. ktvu's tara moriarty is there at the scene. so what do you know about the man's condition, tara? >> reporter: well, we've just learned that the victim is going to live. he just got out of surgery. he's stabilized. this is not a homicide scene any longer. it's still a crime scene. investigators arrived here 45 minutes ago. a tarp covers up where he was bleeding, a sleeping back nearby indicating he was homeless. police say around 5:00 this morning, a man walking on

morris street found the victim and suffered a puncture wound to the back of the head but investigators don't know what caused it. >> we're canvassing the neighborhood to see if there's any witnesses that might have heard or seen anything. we'll look for cameras, video, and a crime scene unit will come out and take pictures and collect the evidence. >> reporter: police say the victim was struck in the head by an object and was rushed to san francisco general. he's a white male, homeless, between 35, and 45 years old. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now -- president obama is at arlington national cemetery in virginia for the annual wreath-laying ceremony on this memorial day at thum too of the unknowns -- at the tomb of the unknowns. here's a look at the president as he has his hand on his heart. the crowd is gathering. let's listen in.

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you've been watching the wreath-laying ceremony on this memorial day by president obama at arlington national cemetery. the gift of flowers at a memorial site is a ritual that occurred around the world. it's understood in efvy culture. it speaks to both the brevity of life and the bravety of life. this is honoring the unknown soldiers, the millions of unknown soldiers who have died throughout the years in wars for the united states. the tomb guards are hand-picked and rigorously drained. it's seen as a privilege and honor to serve. they serve 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. they are all volunteers and the arlington national sem tear website said they -- cemetery said they to be known out of

fort bragg. president obama will be speaking and will honor those who sacrifice their freedom and will honor remarks about what memorial day means for the country in about 15 minutes. we'll carry those live remarks as well. >> it's always a special ceremony. >> very moving. we're gonna check in with sal, see what's happening in our commute in the bay area. >> right now, traffic is moving along relatively well almost everywhere you look. you would expect it on memorial day. it's very light almost like another sunday here. no problems getting into the city. the morning commute looks good if you are driving in san francisco along northbound 101. that's a very nice commute coming up to the 80 split. we've been checking in with san jose and the road sensors are not showing much in the way of traffic. a lot of cloud cover moving in. cloudy, mostly cloudy.

to the north bay, yes. some has already started up in mendocino county. i think it will move to lake county, the northern sacramento valley. there's also some rain. there will be a lot of cloud cover for the giants and the as. mostly cloudy, cloudy. maybe some late rain. i think more clouds than anything else. game time temperature, 64. the strong low we had for a week, giving us the below average temperature. the wind has been picked up by this system. pretty good rainfall with that. there is a lot here driving toward us. that will move over later today. in the morning things are okay unless you are pointing north. maybe this afternoon things might change. the system is with us today and will be with us on tuesday. they will level off on wednesday. then it looks sunny and warmer. possible rain to the south. 50s and 60s. the breeze has really cavelled

up for some. delta had gusts to 25 not too long ago. some locations say calm. it will be more of a westerly breeze. a few locations showing a direction more northwest. a lot of rain to the north. lesser amounts south. things are beginning to thicken up. rain beginning to move in. rain to the north. maybe to the south. some cloe odds on the south. -- some low clouds on the south. 50s and 60s. gilroy looks to be one of the warmest by far. a lot of low 70s, upper 60s. peninsula, maybe very very low 70s right on the peninsula. clouds and rain to the north again on tuesday. but then mostly sunny, partly cloudy on wednesday. looks farmer, much warmer by the end of the. >> all right. thank you, steve. new information on one of the suspects in that brutal killing of a british soldier. why this is not the first time he's been in trouble and the

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a lot of cloud cover rolling in. it will be a breezy day, 60s or 70s. new information about one

of the men arrested for that brutal killing of a british soldier. here's some video of one of the suspects from 2010. the man on the right that's talking there. kenyan police say that man had been arrested as hepato al qaeda. he's the same man seen in this video with his hands bloody right after that british soldier was killed. he was day saying that attack was retaliation for killing british overseas. foreign ministers are meeting deciding to send weapons to the rebels fighting the syrian government. this is the foreign ministers arriving in brussels, belgium today. in fact, a couple of minutes ago, the french foreign minister said there were more signs of chemical use of weapons in syria. that just came in a moment ago. some of the countries say they believe more weapons would only increase the amount of killings in syria. more than 70,000 people have

died since the uprising against the syrian government started two years ago. 8:16. oklahoma city marks a milestone in the recovery from a devastating ef-5 tornado. rene marsh is live in moore, oklahoma where it's been one week since the deadly twister claimed two dozen lives. >> reporter: good morning, tori. you know, it's a holiday today. so we're not seeing that many people out here in these neighborhoods as we have throughout the week. but take a live look. there are some folks digging through the rubble and sadly this scene is going to become the norm for months to come because there's so much devastation. last night, the community paused to honor the victims. [singing] >> reporter: some of the youngest survivors of last week's tornado in moore reminded the crowd at a sunday

evening prayer service that the future of oklahoma is bright. >> we will emerge stronger and we will emerge better and we will be a better people and we will be a better state. >> nice to see you. >> reporter: president obama visited the tornado-ravaged region offering hugs and hand shakes as he surveyed the damage. >> i'm just the messenger here letting everybody know you are in the alone. >> reporter: his visit, a sobering reminder of what's changed and what's been lost. >> last weekend i would never have guessed i would be talking to the president face to face. >> reporter: saturday moore paused for an annual right of passage, graduation day. celebration of brief reprieve from reality. many of these graduates will spend the summer helping their families start over. >> starting to buy new things and rebuilding from scratch

now. now we've been knocked down to the bottom. we have to work our way back up. >> reporter: a process that will likely take many years, billions of dollars and a lot of help, help the federal government says will keep coming. >> when we say we're gonna be there until you completely rebuild, we mean it. >> reporter: all right. back out here live, where you can see at this very minute, they are just going through that rubble trying to clear the way of that particular house. you can see how much devastation there is around here. no doubt these folks need as much help as they can get. the president knowing that after seeing this firsthand. so he was urging americans to help out by donating to the american red cross. tori, back to you. >> thank you. rene marsh live for us in moore, oklahoma. another member of anje lien know jolie's family has died from breast cancer. her 61-year-old aunt died

yesterday. this comes less than two weeks after jolie revealed she had a double mastectomy to avoid breast cancer. her aunt was the younger sister of her mother who also died of cancer back in 2007. according tohusb she had the same defective gene that jolie does but didn't know it after after her cancer diagnosis. police in utah have released a diary in the disappearance of susan powell. powell disappeared in 2009. her husband, who was the main suspect in the case, killed himself and their two children last year. a year before powell disappeared, she wrote this in her diary -- "if i die it may not be an accident even if it looks like one." no one was ever charged in her disappearance. police say the case is now closed. 8:20. scientists at that's aims say

the kepler space -- nassau aims say the kepler -- nasa aims say the kepler has been sending information. now scientists will go thru all of the information they have to see which planets may have life on them. the european commission is expecting tactics and technical restrictions used by apple. this is according to "the financial times." this could make sure that no rival gets a better sales deal. this is in the early stages of the investigation. one of apple's very first computers has sold for a record price but we don't know the exact price. we do know a german auctionhouse accepted a winning bid somewhere between $668,000 and $671,000.

the previous record for one of the original apple 1 computers was $640,000. when they went on sale in 1976, the original apple computer sold for $660 each. >> looks like a little image there of steve jobs there. >> yeah. some important advice from the coast guard on this holiday weekend. what could create some danger if you head out into the water today. as you head outside, look at the skies, cloudy and cool on this memorial day. meteorologist steven paulson is coming back. he will tell you if you can expect rain in your neighborhood later today.

welcome back. 8:24. the coast guard has a warning if you are planning to go out to the water for the holiday be extra careful. keep an eye out on those wind advisories. yesterday, high winds capsized a sailboat in the belina bay. the boat was towed to shore. luckily only one person was on board and that person was not hurt. good news. 8:25. let's see if we get good news about the commute still on this holiday. it's early, sal. >> i would say, dave. it's doing pretty well. we have -- we have traffic

moving along nicely around the bay area for the most part. this is the sun number grade. it looks pretty -- sue number grade -- sunul grade. it looks pretty good. we have one little glitch. this is northbound 101 at oregon expressway. apparently, a car got on the freeway going the wrong way cau accident. but the injuries are reported to be minor. there could be slowing in the area. but considering what could have happened this was a better result than that. northbound 101 traffic is slow in the area. if you want to avoid it, use 280 instead. this is 280 in san jose. that traffic looks good. let's go to steve. already clouds are rolling in. cloudy to mostly cloudy. rain up to the north. it looks like it will stay mainly there but a little could dip south. a lot of cloud cover taking aim at us. there won't be much sun today. what sunbreaks are there now will probably get chewed up

fast. cloudy, maybe light rain. 50s, 60s right now. but temperatures will struggle here unless you are pretty far east or far south. you might get some low 70s. pretty good rain as well up on the north coast about .75 near crescent city. a little bit to the south, cooler breezy. mostly cloudy, kind of cloudy and cold for some right now. if you have the low cloud cover deck over you. 50s or 60s for many. temperatures today will continue to be below average. about the same tomorrow, although better conditions opinion then mostly sunny, partly cloudy and then a lot of sun and warmer temperatures by the end of the weekend. an unusual robbery happened at a fast-food restaurant in stockton. why the people being robbed got the last laugh. >> reporter: it's been a deadly weekend in san jose. a young father is shot and killed. you'll hear what his last moments were like. you will also hear where police are in the investigation.

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it was a violent night on the streets of san jose last night. police investigating the shooting deaths of three people in four hours. ktvu's janine de la vega is at the scene of the latest shooting. so what's happening out there now, janine? >> reporter: dave, in the last hour, a man and a woman pulled you in a car and they wanted to take a look at the spot where a young man in his 20s had died. they wanted to know if there was their friend but their

man's identity has not been released yet. this happened at 10:15 last night on heys avenue, a block away from oakgrove high school. neighborhoods heard yelling and several gunshots. officers arrived and found a man either 20 to 25 years ole suffering from at least one gunshot wound. one neighbor ran outside before police got to the scene. he told us the victim was black and the victim told him right before he died that he had a daughter. that neighbor said it was traumatic to see him die and he witnessed his death. he wishes he could have helped save him. >> was looking for a gunman. i didn't see any. so i knew there was a victim because i seen someone run over there with a phone. i ran over to the guy and i asked hill, i was like, do you believe in god? he said yes, i told him to keep breathing. he was convulsing, gurgling a lot of blood. >> reporter: police say they don't have a motive in this case. there's still a lot of

unanswered questions. its u.n. clear if there's one person responsible or more than one suspect. they also don't know if the victim and shooter knew each other. it's early to say whether this was gang-related. would doe no this this is the 19th homicide of the year. last year at this time, there were 16 homicides. there's been an increase. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. that shooting was just part of a violent night in san jose. two hours earlier two people were shot to death on rhinehart drive on san jose's east side. police confirm both victims are teenaged boys. one neighbor said one of them was a good friend of her teenaged son. >> he's a nice boy, minds his own business, hangs out with my son every day and they go places and they talk to girls all of the time on the phone. >> reporter: police are still searching for suspects, they want to talk to one teenager seen riding away on a bicycle.

happening now -- president obama is speaking at a remembrance ceremony at memorial am paw theater -- amphitheater. let's listen in. >> dedicated to visionary leaders and singular moments in the life of our republic. it's here on where we choose to build a monument to a constant thread. the truth that our nation endures because it has always been home to many and women who are willing to give their all and lay down their lives to preserve and protect this land that we love. that character, that selflessness, beats in the hearts of the very first

patriots who died for democracy they had never known and would never see. lived on in the men and women who fought to hold our union together. those who fought to defend it abroad, from the beaches of europe to the mountains and jungles of asia. this year, as we mark the 60th anniversary of the end of fighting in korea, we offer a special salute to all of those who served and gave their lives in the korean war. and over the last decade, we've seen the character of 0 urcountry again and the nearly -- of our country again and those who made the sacrifice -- >> you've been listening live to president obama speaking at a remembrance ceremony at memorial amphitheater at arlington national cemetery on memorial day. the speech comes as the

president faces several controversies. last week, the obama administration admitted drone strikes have killed four americans since 2009 t there's a sexual assault investigation as well and the president said such crimes could threaten national security. nato says an insurgent attack has killed a service member. the death brings the number of forces killed in afghanistan this month to 20. overall, casualties are down. last may, a total of 44 nato troops died in afghanistan. thousands will be remembering our lost and fallen service members in ceremonies throughout the bay area today. ktvu channel 2 reporter brian flores is in our newsroom with how this memorial day is special for so many. >> many ceremonies will be

taking place in about an hour and a half from now. during this long weekend, the bay area is honoring military members and families who have sacrificed so much to defend our country. >> greer, blunder. [bell tolling] >> hundreds attended a ceremony at lands inn commemorating the 100 soldiers and these killed during the u.s.s. san francisco in 1942. several years have passed since then. for some there are still lessons to be learned. >> as the years go by more and more recognize the peace and freedom that we have, and how they got it and how we keep it. the investigators are the ones who paid the price. >> as for the events today in leamed, a ceremony honoring -- alameda, a ceremony honoring veterans will be held on the u.s.s. hornet. a ceremony and parade are scheduled to begin at 1:00 this

afternoon. ♪ >> meantime, the annual he n fr cemetery starts at 10:00. the grand march at lincoln and montgomery to the national ceremony will be followed by remarks from nancy pelosi and ed lee. pelosi is expected to speak about the 60th anniversary of the korean war, the highest- ranking p.o.w. of the war will be honored. this is the 145th memorial day observance at the ceremony. other services, there will be a memorial day ceremony and parade in hillsborough. at 10:00 a.m., there will be a memorial day service at walnut creek, a laying of the wreath at the veterans memorial plaza there. there will be a lot of boat ceremony by submarine veterans aboard the u.s.s. pampanito, at pier 45.

at 11:00, there will be a ceremony at oak hill memorial park in san jose. we'll have a complete wrap on the events in our later newscasts, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:37. let's bring sal back, see what's happening in the commute. >> it's been pretty good. we have had a couple of things out there. but for the most part, traffic is so light it has not made a lot of difference. but the san mateo bridge, that traffic is -- well, you know, it's good but the fog or the clouds, i'm gonna ask steve exactly what that is. it doesn't look good. it looks like it's gonna rain there. northbound 101 kind of looks like a november day instead of a day in may approaching the 80 split. in san jose, the same thing goes. eastbound 580 at el charo there is an accident blocking a lane and in mountain view coming out of menlo park there is a crash there, minor injuries there. 8:38.

let's go to steve. bands of light rain beginning to move onshore. some of it is getting closer. the low cloud deck and the mid and high cloud lek. there's been -- cloud deck. it looks cloudy to mostly cloudy here for the giants and the as maybe some light rain coming in late. temperatures on the cool side. 60s, kind of breezy. really strong upper low that we've had for a week finally got bumped out of here by this system. the heaviest precip will be to the north. but there's plenty out here. this is gonna sweep through today, kind of linger into tomorrow. keep us under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies today. rain to the north and then possible south later on, coastal drizzle. a coolers breezy pattern. a lot of clouds in place. man, it's cold out there. 50s or 60s. right about at 60. the wind is out of the west or out of the southwest, it's showing signs of being a southerly direction. the system begins to move in. not too strong but i think

we'll get gusts. 40s up in the mountains, 50s from redding to ukiah, to sacramento. i mean a cool pattern up north with the cloud cover. a lot of that rain, crescent city, it looks like they are on the back side of that. you can see, some of us beginning to move onshore. santa rosa, down to marin county, just off san francisco along the coast. cloudy to lyy, rthe north, ligh south. in fact, very light. but still, some of that could make it here. temperatures will be held in check. a lot of 60s, low 70s. even with the cloud cover and the south wind, most locations will continue to be on below average on the temperatures. a little bit better tomorrow, but still the possibility of coastal drizzle. after that, wednesday looks good. warper sunshine and warmer temperatures by the end of the week. 20 minutes before 9:00. in stockton an armed robbery at a burger king did not go as managed. police -- planned. police say two men walked into

the restaurant and tried to rob it but left their getaway car running. a restaurant employee snuck out the back door, saw the car, and drove away. the would be robbers ran outside but were stranded with no getaway car. >> i haven't heard of employee doing this. >> 23-year-old jeremy loveit and 19-year-old gabriel gonzalez were both arrested. >> one for the books. >> yes. stanford reverses itself in a controversial policy. what will not be banned from stanford's dorms this summer. new information on a deadly crash on highway 101 involving a party bus. what we're learning about the woman who died. >> reporter: two takers were badly hurt early this morning in a crash in san jose. we'll tell you why first responders had to cut through a tree to get to the two victims.

welcome back. let's bring you up to date on some of the toys we're following right now. president obama laid a wreath of the tam of the unknowns. it's a special day honoring soldiers who died while serving in the u.s. armed forces.

san francisco police are investigating a brutal attack. it happened about 5:00 this morning on morris street. the victim was found in an alley. police are trying to find the weapon used to attack the man. police say that victim is now out of surgery but he's still in critical condition. happening now -- one of two teenagers very seriously rt hin tree in san jose is in surgery -- into a tree in san jose in surgery. alex savidge is live with more on the condition of the teenager. you are saying he could lose a foot or both feet, right? >> reporter: potentially both feet, that's what police are saying. he's in surgery right now. that's what police are telling us. this crash happened and they believe that speed was a factor in the accident. this car with two teenagers inside, including the young man who was driving slammed straight into this tree. you can see what's level of it here in this parking lot. i want to he is you -- i want

to show you video from early this morning. this gold camry was coming east on alum rock near white, where it veered off the road and took out the tree. firefighters to to come in and cut the tree apart just to get to the car and then they used the jaws of life to get the two men out. >> that girl who was the passenger is now in stable condition, i'm told, at the hospital but the driver may not survive. that's part of the reason that police just expanded the crime scene. >> usually in an accident like this, we're standing by to determine whether it will be a fightal accident. if it is a fatal accident, we have to keep all of the evidence. at that point, if it is a fatal accident, the traffic unit will come out and take over. >> reporter: police can't say at this point whether drugs or alcohol mayed a role in the -- played a role in the crash you. but they believe that speed did. so far the names and ages of

these teens are in the being released by police. this is right on alum rock in san jose right near white. you can see this is still a crime scene. this entire parking lot has been roped off by the san jose police. the car still in place right where it was when it crashed early in the morning. doctors at the hospital trying to save the life of the young boy rehind the wheel of the car. -- behind the wheel of the car. back to you. oakland police are searching for suspects in a shooting outside a liquor store. this happened in west oakland around 10:40 at 43rd and market streets. police say someone fired shots at a man and a woman as they walked out of the liquor store. there were several shell casings. police say it's possible one of the victims may have fired back at their attacker. both shooting victims are listed in serious condition. we now know the name of a woman who died yesterday in a

car involving a party crash on 101. the woman is 36-year-old sara kline, a well-known burlesque performer. the chp says kline's husband was driving about 2:00 this morning when their car hit a center divide and then hit a party bus head on. her husband is now in critical condition. thsaysp line was not wearing a seat belt and dui is suspected. eight of the 18 people on the party bus had minor to moderate injuries. san leandro police investigating a shooting right outside of a costco store. it happened in broad daylight yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the store on davis street. the first police officers on the scene say there was evidence of several shots fired in an area packed with shoppers. but there were no reports of any injuries. police say everyone involved in the shooting was gone by the time they arrived on the scene. new this morning, power's back on, fullery restored to

homes and businesses in san francisco after wet weather caused utility poles to spark. pg&e says drizzle and dust on the power lines caused these fires and outages in san francisco's richmond, sunset and excelsior districts yesterday. as many as 2800 people lost their power at the height of that outage. a pressure cooker prompted the evacuation of a mountain view shopping center. the bomb square affected the villages in mountain view at 6:00 last night. police say a neighbor noticed a pressure cooker which appeared to be hot outside of an apartment complex lobby. the neighbor called police who called in the bomb squad. >> what comes to mind immediately is probably the boston marathon, the tragedy that happened back east, and we would like to avoid that here. >> the bombs in boston were made from pressure cookers. this pressure cook wears empty

-- was empty. police allowed everyone back in around 9:00 last night. stanford university now lifting a ban on hard alcohol during the summer session. it was an -- it was an unpopular pilot program that took effect last year. it banned hard alcohol in the dorms even for students who were over the age of 21. the school imposed the ban over concerns about high school students who live in the dorms with stanford students over the summer. they are trying to find other ways to deal with alcohol use on campus. this morning, the chp is searching for the driver who hit a teenaged bicyclist on a street. officials say the suspect may be driving a dark green honda civic. the teenager who was hit has minor injuries. it is minutes before 9:00. the u.s. supreme court is due to decide before the end of

june several closely-watched social issues, including same- sex marriage. the justices are debating -- are debating whether proposition 8 is constitutional. in a second case, the court will decide if the u.s. government's defense of marriage act can deny same-sex couples the same benefits as heterosexual couples. court observers say the ruling by the justices will likely represent baby steps and not a revolution in gay rights. >> the ruling may not be a huge gay rights victory at all but i doubt it will be a significant loss either. >> the court will rule on whether public schools can consider race when admitting students. a woman sued the -- sued the university of texas saying she was ejected because she's white. organizers of the gay pride parade facing criticism now plan to hold a public meeting on their controversial decision to revoke grand marshal status >

hame, shame, shame on pride! >> ktvu was the only crew there earlier this month when demonstrators became angry after they were kept out of a pride board meeting to debate the issue. that meeting was abruptcy cut short with only a few people allowed to comment. a public meeting is set for this friday at the metropolitan community church in the castro. state wildlife officials say they think they know why some deer are losing their fur. researchers say the problem appears to be nonnative lice that's attaching themselves to deer. those animals can look scrufffy or in some cases even bald. wild fiscal cliff officials say the deer may spend so much time grooming themselves, they become easy targets for coyotes or mountain lions. that's leading to a low survival rate for baby deer.

the cost of flying may be going up again. the mostly cloudy skies proposing increasing the tax on airline tickets. the white house says higher taxes are needed to pay for airport improvements and they want to add houses of -- thousands of him -- immigration and customs officers. the proposed tax would be about $14 per ticket. the airlines don't like the tax. they say it could mean people may look for other ways to do their traveling. 8:53. we will continue our coverage of this memorial day. how one bay area amusement park is honoring members of the military today. good morning, bay bridge looks like you think it would on the memorial day holiday. we'll tell you more about the commute -- straight ahead.

26th annual rolling thunder motorcycle ride roared through washington, d.c. yesterday honoring u.s. veterans. now, this happens every year, drawing attention to prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action. 250,000 bike ectook part in the event. great america is honoring u.s. soldiers this memorial day. members of the military on active or inactive duty as well as veterans can get free admission today by showing the proper military i.d. at the gate. up to six family members can

get discounted tickets. they will pay just $20 for tickets that normally cost $60, tori. >> all right. want to check in with sal, once again. things still quiet now? >> it's quiet. we have had on the reports. right now traffic is doing well. bay bridge toll plaza. let's go to 880. remember the as and the giants play today. if you are driving in the south bay, things are pretty clear. 8:57. let's go to steve -- let's talk about 101. they are still clearing an accident at 101 at the orchid expressway. a cloudy, mostly cloudy day. some rain, most of it heaviest will be in the north. it won't be that much. a lot of sunshine and warmer temperatures thursday and friday. >> so today, not much chance of seeing a lot of sun. >> i don't think so. >> zero?

>> are you are talking about a warmup -- you are talking about a warmup to 90? >> yeah, but i think it will cool right back down. a short, little burst. that's our report. we tuff for trusting ktvu -- we thank you for trusting ktvu news. >> be sure to watch the matinee between the as and the giants. both teams are pretty hot right now. thank you for joining us.

hello, i'm beth troutman. it's a brand new week, and we have brand new videos, "right this minute". some shocked fishermen find themselves struggling with -- >> a 15 foot hammer head shark. >> this memorial day is extra special for ma u.s. marine because -- >> he survived this tornado in moore, oklahoma. >> the amazing footage as he